[THE DIRTY DOZEN]: ALDRICH ROBERT: (1918-1983)
[THE DIRTY DOZEN]: ALDRICH ROBERT: (1918-1983) American film director. An unusual vintage signed and inscribed 9.5 x 7.5 photograph, the image depicting Aldrich seated outdoors in a full-length pose alongside a camera during the filming of the classic World War II action film The Dirty Dozen (1967). Aldrich is accompanied by several other crew members as they film a sequence involving a military ambulance being driven by the stuntman Barry Cole. Signed by Aldrich to a largely lighter area at the head of the image, ´With all best wishes Barry, Bob Aldrich´. A rare signed image. Four pinholes to the corners of the photograph, and a few small, minor creases, otherwise VG
Provenance: The present photograph was signed for Barry Cole, a British stuntman and body double who worked on Robert Aldrich's film The Dirty Dozen.
[THE DIRTY DOZEN]: ALDRICH ROBERT: (1918-1983) American film director. An unusual vintage signed and inscribed 9.5 x 7.5 photograph, the image depicting Aldrich seated outdoors in a full-length pose alongside a camera during the filming of the classic World War II action film The Dirty Dozen (1967). Aldrich is accompanied by several other crew members as they film a sequence involving a military ambulance being driven by the stuntman Barry Cole. Signed by Aldrich to a largely lighter area at the head of the image, ´With all best wishes Barry, Bob Aldrich´. A rare signed image. Four pinholes to the corners of the photograph, and a few small, minor creases, otherwise VG
Provenance: The present photograph was signed for Barry Cole, a British stuntman and body double who worked on Robert Aldrich's film The Dirty Dozen.